Sentence examples for extremely inconsistent from inspiring English sources

"We've been extremely inconsistent.

Quality, it must be noted, is extremely inconsistent.

I learned to be a parent, but I am certain that I was extremely inconsistent.

Davis won't be his old self, so Denver will be forced to rely on quarterback Brian Griese, who is extremely inconsistent.

The 'changing shape' of the climate is affecting the temperature in all sorts of unpredictable ways, according to the first detailed map of how climate change is influencing the weather in Europe, which paints an extremely inconsistent picture.

In the ruling released today, Judge Brinkema also pointed to "extremely inconsistent positions" Mr. Moussaoui had taken in court, notably his effort to plead no contest -- a step tantamount to a guilty plea -- while insisting that he had no involvement in the plot.

Although reducing eating rate is frequently advocated for control of food intake and thus body weight, empirical evidence is extremely limited and inconsistent.

In those early days Costa always had potential, and his sheer determination was greatly appreciated by his various managers, but he was also extremely raw and inconsistent - especially in front of goal.

Developing conclusions about prevalence on the basis of such limited investigations is both extremely imprudent and inconsistent with sound scientific practice.

By Sasha Frere-Jones "Random Access Memories," from Daft Punk, is extremely ambitious and wildly inconsistent.

"Random Access Memories," from Daft Punk, is extremely ambitious and wildly inconsistent.